hi i recently toke a vichle out on finan...

Asked by the Customer on 29-11-2022 15:12:31
Question posted in the General Law category relating to Gauteng

hi i recently toke a vichle out on finance 2 weeks ago as for work i didnt get to drive it few days ago i drove it not less then 100km and it overeheated which there i stopped and switched off and got some1 to tow me home i there fore phoned the dealership ownder and explained the issue he then said he will pick it up and check i didnt recivie any feedback as yet so i got my uncle them to go have a look at it at the dealership where they saw that it is leaking oil as well i requested from the dealership i am not accepting the vichle but i had a old vichle which was finance aswell which i traded it in and they settled the bank can i request for my old vichle back and the bank can just put everything back to how it was or must the dealer give me something else in return which i dont think they have anything 

what should i do?

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Posted by Att. Patrick on 03-12-2022 21:14:17

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